紅蛸店頭

[Summary] This image realistically captures the storefront of "Benitako"(紅蛸) a takoyaki (octopus ball) shop in Miyamae(宮前)-cho, Hikami(日神) City, from inside the shop. The proprietress is preparing delicious-looking yakisoba (fried noodles). Note: While the full outfit is described, this is a guideline for when the person is in the frame; feel free to move them out of the frame. [Storefront] A takoyaki maker and a yakisoba griddle are placed side by side between the two. Half of the 120 holes in the takoyaki maker are filled. Several servings of yakisoba are on the plate. There are signs on the wall advertising 15 takoyaki for 500 yen, etc. [Landlady] A slim, well-proportioned woman in her 40s with a Kansai accent, mostly seen from behind. Her shoulder-length hair is tied back in a ponytail, she's wearing natural makeup and a mask for serving food. She's wearing a black long-sleeved, fitted blouse and an elegant black pleated skirt that reaches above the knee. A white apron for the shop is over it. She's wearing black stockings and red and black sneakers. [Pose] Delicious-looking yakisoba, steaming hot and being prepared by the proprietress. [Background] A lively shopping street in a provincial city. It's lined with digitized retail stores and restaurants owned by local businesses, lacking any Showa-era retro feel. All the lighting is LED, and the roads are kept clean with brand-new interlocking blocks for commercial use. Power and communication cables are buried underground, and there are no utility poles. [Lighting] Natural light at dusk in autumn. Shadows are supplemented with indirect lighting. [Camera] A slightly wide-angle lens is used to capture the surrounding scenery with the yakisoba in the center. The aperture is opened to reduce the depth of field and focus on the deliciousness of the yakisoba.